December 4, 2018 • 1 Comment
The holidays are a time where everyone can take a step away from the chaos of daily life. It is a time to surround ourselves with the love and joy that our family and friends provide. With children immersed in a whirling...
“Young, Angry, And Ready for Change”: Students March For Their Lives
June 13, 2018
In light of the nationwide wave of protests for gun control over the past few months, it is important for us to look back and reflect upon the events that inspired these actions as well as our motives for protest. The first nationwide school protest since...
Destination College: Bridging the Gap, One Athlete at a Time
June 13, 2018
The typical low-income minority student still scores below 75% of white students on almost every standardized test. This is due to a lack of challenging curriculum within majority minority schools and little access to test prep. College Board, the creator...
Caroline Palermo, Associate Editor
June 4, 2019 • No Comments
As we come to the end of another great year at Bronxville High School, we are excited for our summer ventures, but are sad to say goodbye to a very special member of our community, Dr. Joyce Vastola, as...
The End of an Era: Quitting Club Swimming
May 23, 2019
Bronxville, NY— For some people, quitting an extracurricular is unthinkable. For many, quitting during Junior year of high school is beyond imaginable. I’ve always considered myself a swimmer. I started competing relatively late at 10 years old, but...
April 18, 2019
Bronxville, NY— As we enter Quarter Four, a wave of excitement for the end of the school year occupies most students’ minds. For many, however, the start of the new quarter only brings new stress and pressure in anticipation of the upcoming AP exams....
Writing Award Winner: Cryptocurrency
March 6, 2019
In our community of youth interested in finance, we are also a generation that is deeply connected with technology. Thus, the question I pose today is, should we be investing in cryptocurrency and is it the currency of the future? First, it is important...
March 25, 2019
Live from New York for 44 years, Saturday Night Live is most famous for its political comedy and hilarious cast. If you are new to the show, allow me to indulge; they tend to dedicate their opening sketch...
March 18, 2019
This past Tuesday, a group of thirteen students and English teacher Mr. Yannantuono attended the Young Authors Conference, held at Westchester Community College. The conference brings together high school...
February 26, 2019
With no one signed on to host the 91st annual awards Oscar awards ceremony, it was safe to assume the audience would have their fill of uncomfortable silences and uncoordinated skits conducted by the presenters....
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Phoebe Martin, Editor
March 21, 2019
I was shocked when the news broke that approximately 50 parents, SAT/ACT administrators, proctors, and coaches were charged in a nationwide college admissions cheating scandal led by William Singer. At this point, I am sure...
Meaningful Entertainment: YouTube as a Medium for Change
October 26, 2018
Consider YouTube. That great mess of useless cat videos and free music. Basically, it is the epitome of procrastination and time-wasting. But can it be more than that? YouTube was initially created as a website for videos of all sorts, from...